News

May 20, 2019

• Phoebe Family Tree Pre-K Teacher Finalist for Teacher of the Year

• Veterinarian Establishes Scholarship at Georgia Southwestern in Former Teacher’s Name

• Southern Company Releases Annual Corporate Responsibility Report

• Mercer University School of Medicine to Expand to Full Four-Year Campus in Columbus

• Sen. Johnny Isakson: Military Appreciation is a Year-round Endeavor

• New GEA Training: Strategic Interviewing & Selection June 13th

• Opinion: Georgia’s Pushing Hard on Mobility Infrastructure

• An Education on Public Charter Schools in Georgia

• UPS Named A “Best Corporate Citizen” Again - Marks Decade Being Honored On Annual List

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in April

• Secretary Perdue Statement on the Removal of Section 232 Tariffs

May 17, 2019

• South Albany Revitalization Plan Updated after 22 Years

• Albany Museum of Art Participating in Blue Star Museums Program

• Phoebe Sumter Earns Highest Safety Grade from Leapfrog, PPMH Maintains a Solid ‘B’

• GDOL and WorthFab Host Job Fair May 21st

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Falls Again in April

• DOT Tentatively Approves New Delta Service between Haneda and Five U.S. Cities

• Hitachi Automotive Systems America to Expand in Walton County

• Sproutel Co-founder and CEO to Speak at JBLF 2019 June 11th

• Get Creative this Summer! Ossabaw Island Summertime Creative Trips

• Artist Ross Rossin Honored by Georgia Historical Society with John Macpherson Berrien Award

• Sen. Isakson Reintroduces Bipartisan Legislation to Help More Students Earn Degrees

• VA Launches Community-focused Public Health Model to Prevent Veteran Suicide

• AG Chris Carr Warns Consumers about Timeshare Resale Scam

• Economy Expected to Slow Through Remainder of 2019, Despite Strong First Quarter Growth

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